Bethesda announced today that it is retiring its Bethesda.net Launcher, and moving its games to Steam this May. This decision comes as part of the company's efforts to streamline their services and provide a better overall experience for players.
Players can begin migrating games and saves to Steam right now. Users will retain access to their entire library past the launcher's expiry date, ensuring that they do not lose access to any games they have purchased through the Bethesda Launcher.
All games purchased through Bethesda's launcher can now be transferred over to your Steam library at no additional cost. This means that players will not have to repurchase any games they already own in order to continue playing them through Steam.
To transfer your Bethesda Launcher games to Steam, simply go to the Bethesda website and login to your account. Click your account name in the settings menu, and then select the option to transfer your games to Steam. The process is quick and easy, ensuring that you can continue playing your favorite Bethesda games without any interruptions.
The Bethesda.net Launcher is shutting down, but you can now move your purchased games and items to a Steam account. This transition will allow players to continue enjoying their favorite Bethesda titles without any hassle.
The Bethesda Launcher will be shut down on May 11, giving players plenty of time to transfer their games, wallet, and most of their saves to Steam. This ensures that players will not lose any progress or content when the launcher goes offline.
Bethesda Softworks is retiring its official PC launcher, Bethesda.net, and migrating player content and funds to Valve's Steam platform. This move is aimed at providing players with a more seamless and convenient gaming experience.
Bethesda finalizes the date its launcher, Bethesda.net, will shut down, meaning fans will have to transfer their games over to Steam. This transition is a necessary step in ensuring that players can continue enjoying their favorite Bethesda games without any disruptions.
On May 11, the launcher will no longer function, and you'll need to use Steam to access any games you had acquired via Bethesda Launcher from that point forward. This change is a positive one for players, as it will allow them to access their games through a more reliable and user-friendly platform.
